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Chariot Eagle, LLC

www.charioteagle.com

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About Chariot Eagle
Chariot Eagle RV Park Models of Ocala is one of the top producers of park homes in the USA and in North America.

Starting in 1984, with just five employees, in a leased 10,000 square foot facility, the company has expanded on four different occasions. Voted in 1989 and 1990 as one of the USA’s fastest growing companies, it has achieved national recognition against much larger companies. Statistics show that Chariot has ranked 1st or 2nd in USA 12′ wide park model sales since 1989. Chariot Eagle was acquired by Cavco Industries, Inc. in 2015.

The company’s success comes primarily from its ability to adjust to different demands, such as multi-code differences among the various states and design adaptations to not only the park homes but to such other products as manufactured homes, cedar log cabins, modular homes, disaster units and export housing. The company’s success comes primarily from its ability to adjust to different demands, such as multi-code differences among various states and design adaptations to not only the park model homes but to such other products as ANSI 119.5 Tiny Homes.

Our home building facility in Florida enables Chariot Eagle to build its homes in one of the lowest cost regions in the USA. These savings allow shipment of park models throughout North America as well as worldwide.

Chariot Eagle Celebrates 2022 Lowest Total Recordable Incident Rate

In 2022 Chariot Eagle was awarded for their dedication to safety with the title of Lowest Total Recordable Incident Rate (.85 TRIR) – far below the manufactured housing industry average of 8.10.

The Chariot Eagle team was treated to a tasty food truck lunch and an awards ceremony to celebrate, complete with commemorative apparel for everyone at the facility. Cavco leadership, including CEO and President Bill Boor, Regional Director of Sales – Southeast Cody Grissom, Regional Vice President Wade Wells, Corporate Risk Manager Rick Rodriguez and Corporate Safety Manager Scott Edwards joined the crew for the event.

“I’m proud of the work our team has put in over the past two years to get where we are today,” said Ben Flores, General Manager, Chariot Eagle – Ocala. “ This safety recognition is a reflection of the change in culture and accountability each team member is a participant in.”